Elsa Fanchon
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Elsa Fanchon’s research lies at the intersection of rehabilitation robotics, multimodal monitoring, and human–machine interaction, with a focus on improving upper limb robot-assisted teletherapy. Her work explores how virtual arm representations and integrated sensor feedback can enhance neurorehabilitation, making therapy more engaging and accessible for patients, therapists, and informal carers. Her most cited paper, “Virtual Arm Representation and Multimodal Monitoring for the Upper Limb Robot Assisted Teletherapy” (2013), lays the groundwork for combining robotic exoskeletons with real-time visual and physiological monitoring to support remote, personalized rehabilitation. Though early in her citation impact, this contribution reflects a growing need for sustainable, technology-driven healthcare solutions that extend quality of life. Fanchon’s research is notable for its user-centered approach, emphasizing the triad of patient, therapist, and carer within tele-rehabilitation systems. Her work contributes to the broader movement toward affordable, scalable neurorehabilitation tools, bridging robotics and clinical practice to address pressing challenges in aging populations and chronic motor impairments.
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